Center Church

The best thing about Center Church is that there are no barriers to participating. Whether you are somebody who’s been burned by a church in the past, somebody who’s spent their entire life in a church, or somebody who’s never been involved in a faith institution in any capacity, the people you meet want to get to know you and want you to be a part of what’s going on there. Certainly a big part of that posture is the natural response to a common spiritual experience, but another big part of it is a collective understanding that there are just too many injustices in Richmond and the individual lives of its citizens to simply ignore. Center Church attempts to address these injustices by taking some Sundays to improve conditions at local schools or to clean up some of the city’s beloved spots. It addresses these injustices by executing specifically targeted fundraising campaigns with measurable results, such as conducting book drives to stock the shelves of poorly-funded public schools with books for its students. And it addresses these injustices in numerous other ways by giving away 20% of every dollar it receives back to the community through various non-profits, both secular and religious, with a track record of doing successful things for the city. Center Church is full of people who care about these things despite looking different from one another and despite coming from every background imaginable. I am thrilled to be a part of it and where this group of people is heading.

A safe place where all are welcome.

Amazing place to be..

A place beyond belief. A wonder place to worship and find God. Even if you are not sure what you believe it will help you find a path.